Live in one week · From $39/mo flat

One court. Two games. No conflicts.

Reciti is amenity reservation software for HOA boards, condo associations, and property managers — at its best on the amenity that starts the most arguments. A dual-striped court can host one tennis match or two pickleball games; Reciti tracks which halves every booking claims, so both sports share fairly and nothing double-books.

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The court that knows its halves.

Court-first booking tools sell one court as one slot. Reciti knows a tennis match and a pickleball game can't share the same half-court — toggle the diagram and watch the same court hold one reservation or two.

T
Tennis Match

Uses entire court

A
Pickleball

North Half

B
Pickleball

South Half

1 reservation

Toggle to see how Reciti handles different activities.

Court rules, enforced quietly

Fair courts without refereeing.

The rules boards argue about, set once and enforced on every booking.

Per-household limits

Cap bookings or court hours per day and per week — per member or per household, so one address can't take every slot.

Advance windows with a release time

Open booking 7 days out at 8 AM sharp, or whatever your board decides. Everyone gets the same starting line.

Duration caps

Minimum and maximum booking lengths per activity, so courts turn over on schedule.

Open-play hours

Set aside drop-in windows no one can reserve — reserved play and open play on the same calendar.

Approval where it matters

Keep courts self-service and make the clubhouse approval-only. Requests hold the slot until the board decides.

League nights, handled

Recurring series for team practice and league play book the season once and step around conflicts.

The difference

Everything a court tool does — plus everything it can't.

FeatureCourt-only booking toolsreciti.
Booking windows, duration caps, guest limits Yes Yes
Per-household fairness quotas Sometimes Yes
Open-play blocks Sometimes Yes
One tennis court hosting two pickleball games No Yes
Pool, clubhouse, gym, and grills on the same calendar No Yes
Resident app required Often No — residents book from a link
Pricing Often per court or per player Flat, from $39/mo, every feature

If your community is courts-only today, Reciti still fits — and when the pool and clubhouse join, nothing changes.

Zero

double-bookings — conflicts are blocked at booking time, not cleaned up after

1 week

from kickoff to residents booking — setup takes hours, not days

$39/mo

starting flat price, every feature included

FAQ

What court communities ask.

Can one tennis court host two pickleball games?

Yes — that is the heart of Reciti. A dual-striped court is modeled as two halves: a tennis booking claims both, a pickleball booking claims one. Two pickleball games fit side by side, and tennis blocks both halves automatically.

Can we stop the same households from taking every prime slot?

Yes. Set caps on bookings or court hours per day and per week, enforced per member or per household, plus an advance-booking window with a daily release time so everyone starts equal.

Can we set aside open-play hours?

Yes. Mark windows as open play — they show on the calendar but can't be reserved, so drop-in players always have court time.

Does Reciti handle our other amenities too?

Yes. The pool, the clubhouse, the gym, the grills — every amenity your community shares lives on the same calendar with its own rules.

Do residents need to download an app?

No. Reciti is a web app — residents just open a link. No downloads, no app store.

What does pickleball court reservation software cost?

Reciti is flat tiered pricing based on unit count, starting at $39 per month. Every feature is included on every plan — court scheduling is never an add-on.

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Beyond the court

Great at courts. Built for everything you share.

The same engine that splits a court runs the pool, the clubhouse, the gym, and the grills — one calendar, per-amenity rules, nothing bolted on. Communities come for the court and stay for everything else.

See the whole product

Your court. Both games. Zero conflicts.

A 20-minute demo with your actual courts and rules.